Playboy Magazine, June 2011
Aug. 10, 2023 in PlayBoy 2000s by Wyatt Earp
Playboy's June 2011 issue delivers a rich blend of sports, culture, politics, technology, sex, humor, and glamour, all packaged with the distinctive style and sophistication that only Playboy can provide.
Starting on the fairways, Alison Bonaguro profiles golf's infamous bad boy, John Daly, who's back and slimmed down but still wild at heart after four divorces, rehab stints, and gastric band surgery.
The 2011 Playboy Sex Survey unveils the sexual habits of 2,310 adults, giving readers a peek into how fellow Americans are getting off. For the food enthusiasts, Jim Harrison shares his fascinating 50-year culinary journey, filled with the ups and downs of becoming a chef.
Technophiles will appreciate Jason Buhrmester's guide to the latest portable gadgets in "Going Mobile." A provocative piece titled "The New Congressman's Guide to Getting Laid" offers an anonymous insider's perspective on the secrets of savvy philandering in Congress.
The issue's interviews are equally engaging. MSNBC's outspoken host Lawrence O'Donnell discusses socialism, his conservative rivals, and his disdain for Bill O'Reilly. In a lighter vein, comedian Louis C.K. talks about divorce, Twitter rants, and avoiding addiction.
In the fiction realm, Robert Coover explores a dark love story with "The Girl Next Door," delving into what happens when the girl next door marries the boy next door.
The pictorials are equally enthralling, with Lizzy Jagger showcasing her supermodel genes. The stunning Mei-Ling Lam, an Asian knockout and Miss June, balances beauty with her love for the Boston Celtics. The issue's crown jewel is the presentation of the 2011 Playmate of the Year, Claire Sinclair, who embodies the classic American pinup.
Columns tackle intriguing subjects, from Nick Tosches debunking the obsession with an impending apocalypse to Lisa Lampanelli's witty guide on how to thrive as a successful and happy kept man.
The June 2011 issue of Playboy is an exciting amalgamation of style, intellect, humor, and sensuality that offers something for every reader, whether their interest lies in sports, technology, politics, sex, or simply the allure of timeless beauty.
